Intérêt de la proprioception du tronc et de membre supérieur au moyen de « l'épreuve nez et doigt »

The capacities to keep upright or to move the trunk involve significant functional consequences for cerebral palsy patients. The quality of information related to the perception of the body position and how they are then treated contribute to the execution of the movement. Yet, they have not been much explored until now. The finger-and-nose test was created by M. Le Metayer as an assessment method. In this paper, we present the first results obtained with cerebral palsy patients using these testing methods.